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As we discovered in the previous unit, metacognition and self-regulation are strongly supported by a wealth of evidence. As teachers, we now know with more certainty what is going to have the greatest positive impact on learning. While this is encouraging, knowing what the research says is only the starting point: busy teachers need practical examples of how to develop these skills in their classrooms. This unit will introduce a range of such strategies.
AIMS AND OUTCOMES
- Introduce a range of practical metacognitive strategies for the classroom.
- Consider how retrieval and metacognition are connected.
- Identify where you can incorporate the new techniques in your classroom.
Unit content
Unit 4: Practical classroom strategies to develop metacognitive skills
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Step 1: Lessons from the research
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Step 2: Getting the culture right
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Step 3: Challenge
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Step 4: Getting started
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End of Unit 4 quiz